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Meanings of new figures in English

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Usage of new figures in English
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The party received the new figures through a series of parliamentary questions.
The Irish Times
2
The British economy is finally out of recession, according to new figures.
Radio NZ
3
The new figures followed adjustments to population size and human height estimates.
Reuters
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This was 70 per cent more than last year, new figures show.
The Irish Times
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The new figures tell us something very important about the universities themselves.
The Irish Times
6
The Government has, not surprisingly, greeted the new figures with some enthusiasm.
The Irish Times
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But it has actually made judges busier than ever, new figures show.
Radio NZ
8
Fewer jobs were left vacant across Ireland last month, new figures revealed today.
The Irish Times
9
However, in a statement later on Tuesday, Air France denied the new figures.
Reuters
10
Gardaí used pepper spray more than 500 times last year, new figures show.
The Irish Times
11
These new figures will add fuel to concerns about a wider staffing crisis.
The Guardian
12
One in 10 people suffers food poverty in Ireland, new figures have revealed.
The Irish Times
13
The new figures were released on Thursday under the Freedom of Information Act.
The Irish Times
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But new figures suggest the trade has actually increased since then.
BBC
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The new figures will come as an embarrassment to the government.
The Guardian
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These extend the elemental families with new figures that complement those already available.
Wired
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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